Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

dred and ten districts: Cook, ll3,3JO !;
Grant, $3.50. Morgan J. O'Brien is
elected Judge of the Supreme Court by
,bout 1900 plurality.
The Hcrdd bulletin says: Chaplin
Democrat is elected mayor Of Brook
lvn by 5000 plurality.
NEw YORK, November S.-The Herald
bulletin says: "New York State has
gone Democratic by 10000 TO 1900
majority.
The SIM says that Georges vote will
not reach 60, 600 in the State.
NEW YORK, November S.-Durlng the
carly part OF the evening police head
quarters were thronged with politicians
and those anxiously awaiting the result
Of the elections. The Democratic at
tendants gathered in Police Commits
sioner Voorhis's room and the Republi-
cans in Commissioner French's room.
Many prominent local politicians drop
ped into the respective headquarters, and
a number Of candidates were also there.
Early in the evening it became apparent
that Colonel FCllows and his colleagues
had been elected, and there was
long and loud rejoicing by the
Democrats. Colonel Fellows dropped in
early in the evening and received the
congratulations of bis friends. He com
planned of a sore throat and fatigue and
went home early. Delaney Nicoll also
called. He admitted the election of
Colonel Fellows, placing his plurality at
about 10000. The Republicans explain
their defeat by stating that the Republi-
cans who went for George last year have
stayed 10y him, while the Democrats have
gone back to their party.
BUFFALO, November S.--Thirty-two
election districts out of sixty-one in this
city give Grant. $3.50; Cook, S,621-
a Democratic gain of 1915 over last
year.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., November S.-Re-
turns from to-day's elections are very
meapre. There is as yet absolutely
nothing on which to base an estimate on
State or judicial tickets. Ia this city
there was about two thirds of the full
vote cast, with much scratching, and the
vote will not be counted before mid
night.
NEW JERSEY.
TRRyroN, n. J., November S.-The
Rcpublicans now claim the Assembly by
from to 10 majority and the Senate by
2 majority.
OHIO.
CNcNNATI, November 8.-The alb
sence of the Union Labor vote of 1885
and its large proportion now in Cincin-
natl causes an increase in the net Repub-
lican gain in this county out of proper
ton to the total vote. Where the Labor
vote has drawn more heavily from the
Democrats than from the Republicans,
which isusually the case, the Republican
gain is increased. though the Republican
total may be decreased. Three hundred
ara one precincts in Ohio. about one
seventh of the whole number. give a net
Republican gain Of 4. Gj7-Foraker,
1919; Powell. $500 4; Seitz, 6,403 /;
Sharp, 2,l23.
In Hamilton county the returns
already received show that Foraker
has carried the county 10y a majority
Of possibly 5000. Some estimates place
it higher. This, in consideration of
the reports current during the day that
Powell Was receiving the Union Labor
vote, would Justify the conclusion that
the entire county ticket of Republicans
is elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November8.-Twenty-
six wards ont Of thirty-one in the city
give Tor State Treasurer Hart (Repub-
lican), 1888; McGran (Democfat),
j7,232. For Sheriff Leeds (Republi-
cam. O,s94; Krumbhaar Democrat),
G4,t95. For Controller: Maloney (Re-
publ;can), C0.S43 Dechert (Democra0,
65,5i3. Both Krumbharr and Dechert
are elected.
At r. clock tonight eighteen coun-
ties in the tate outside of Philadelphia
had been heard from. These counties
give net Democratic gain OF 9,l96 on
the vote for State Treasurer in 1885,
when Quay (Repubiican) received plu-
raiity of 43,5l6. Harris (Republican)
majority in the State will be about 5000,
and Williams's (Republican), for SUI
prcme Judge, about the same.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, r. l.. November 8.-The
postponed election for representative to
Congress in the Second or Western dis
trct of Rhode Island to-day resulted in
a sweeping Republican victory. War
rem 0. Arnold Rcpublican) received q
majority of 80 votes over Charles S.
Bradley (Democrat, and a plurality OF
S3S. Only plurality wss necessary to
elect at this election. The total vote
cast was 1j.630-about 1000 less
than the vote of the district at
the extraordinary State election
last spring, but over 1000 more
than the vote OF the regular congress
sional election last fall The bottom
fell completely ont of the Prohibition
vote, but 292 votes being cast for Pea
body, as against over 800 for his prede-
cessor at the regular election year ago.
There were Republican gains in nearly
every town, the city of Pawtucket, how
ever, giving a plurality of IA for the
Democratic candidate.